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17) However, monkeys who live near humans may compete for the same resources. Here a langur takes food from a human. At other times these monkeys may take food being grown by people for their own use.

Human hands food to a monkey.

Notes: Human hands food to a monkey.
Question: How do you think farmers feel when monkeys steal their crops?
Photo © by: K.K. Dua

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